Sentence examples for the responsibility for identifying from inspiring English sources

The responsibility for identifying voters, registering them, tracking absentee ballots and getting supporters to the polls on Nov. 8 largely falls on those party staff members.

Jean-Christophe Gariel, director for health at the IRSN, said the responsibility for identifying the source of the nuclear cloud was now with the Russians or Kazakhs.

The partnership enabled us to agree on standards, work together on technology, and share the responsibility for identifying, acquiring, and preserving the content in our field of activity.

My preference is for the Federal Reserve to be the systemic risk regulator, because the responsibility for identifying and limiting potential problems is a natural complement to its role in monetary policy.

A big point of concern for many critics is the EC seeking to shift the responsibility for identifying copyrighted content by requiring Internet companies that host user uploaded video, such as YouTube and Facebook, to proactively check for copyrighted material, rather than waiting to receive a take down request from a rights holder, as is the case now.

The responsibility for identifying these people has fallen squarely on the shoulders of PCOME.

The federal government has the principal responsibility for identifying health risks associated with the food supply, assessing the severity and probability of harm or damage to the population, and developing national strategies for managing food safety risks [ 3].

Components included de-emphasizing negative labeling, giving the parent responsibility for identifying which behaviors are problematic and modifiable, encouraging the parent to clarify and resolve ambivalence about behavior change, set concrete goals to initiate the change process and formally track progress towards goals [ 27- 30].

In primary care in many developing countries, the initial responsibility for identifying patients who require screening for tuberculosis lies with nurse practitioners, especially in rural clinics.

This document is a lengthy, detailed, closely-argued memo for the Theater Judge Advocate, describing the scope of the latter's responsibility for identifying, apprehending, and prosecuting suspected Nazi war criminals, and the implied challenges associated with these efforts.

The first is to take responsibility for identifying the significant audiences for the corporation and the time frames it uses to evaluate its impact on them.